We kicked off our long day of walking by starting at the famous home of the Boston red Sox, Fenway Park. Since there wasn't a game being played there that day we were able to park on the street for the entire day free of charge. After walking around the stadium we headed off to the Prudential Tower. On the way we passed a firehouse which the architecture was amazing and also snagged a picture next to a Ferrari on the street. The views from the top of the tower were exquisite as the weather that day was perfect. Next stop on our journey was the Trinity Church. Unfortunately due to a wedding we were unable to go inside and experience the beauty of it but we did get some pretty awesome pictures from outside. After ... read more

As we got ready for the day we noticed the weather sure wasn't going to cooperate with us and we were prepared to get a little damp. With umbrella in tow we headed off to catch the T and start off our day. Our first stop was the New England Aquarium (we opted to get the Boston City Pass (http://www.citypass.com/city/boston.html) Upon arriving at the aquarium we decided to take in the 3-D Imax show before heading inside as it was in a separate building. we dont recommend visiting on a weekend, especially a holiday weekend in the rain as the place was packed. After having some fun in the aquarium we decided to walk the streets and saw Samuel Adams statue outside of the market before visiting the Holocaust Memorial on our route to the T ... read more

When we arrived to Atlanta our first stop before even checking into the hotel was to visit the Martin Luther King Jr Historical Center. The grounds are very large with tons to see. various museums, architecture, monuments and history to indulge yourself in. We managed to see the house that MLK grew up in, the Atlanta fire station no. 6, Ebenezer Baptist church as well as MLK's final resting place. after soaking in all the history of one of the greatest men alive we headed off to the hotel and try to track down some dinner. After dinner it was a short walk over to Turner field where we saw the Toronto Blue Jays take on the Atlanta Braves. Inside the field grounds are a ton of statues commemorating past players. There is also the Braves ... read more

I departed Orlando the night before yet didn't finally get to Seattle until around 1am due to delays caused in Dallas airport due to strong winds. Upon arrival and being picked up by my future wife we headed home to get some sleep before our jam packed day begun. Once we got up and ready we hit the pavement. She had purchased a book titled "Walking Seattle". We used that to start our journey and along the way to reach our first walk, we had some of the best macaroni and cheese you'll ever have. After we got nice and full we proceeded up a very steep hill. It was a rather long journey and the hike up the hill seemed like forever but the end result was amazing, as the views over looking the city ... read more

This morning we arose early to hit the awesome breakfast buffet and try to get out to the square for sunrise but we missed that goal by a little bit...haha. Today we spent the day going inside a few places and the first stop was Doges Palace, which we were like the 6th people in line. The palace was so huge and elaborate it took us a good two hours or more to get through it all. No pictures are allowed inside the palace to show you all the exquisite artwork, colors, gold, armory, etc. but we did get a few inside the courtyard area and in the prison area. Next up was going inside and to the top of the campanile. the views from there were stunning looking out over the city as well as ... read more